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5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Amok' in a Sentence

"A psychological disturbance, common in certain Southeast Asian cultures, characterized by a state of depression followed by an intense and manic urge to commit murder." more

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The city's traffic went amok during rush hour, causing long delays for commuters.
The ancient curse was said to make anyone who entered the forbidden tomb go amok with madness.
The protagonist's descent into amoks added a dark twist to the novel's plot.
The treasure hunt went amok as participants raced against time to find the hidden clues.
The wildfire, fueled by strong winds, went amok, spreading rapidly through the dry forest.

Amok

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nounA psychological disturbance, common in certain Southeast Asian cultures, characterized by a state of depression followed by an intense and manic urge to commit murder.

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Last Updated On: January 23, 2024
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